Daily solution for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Thursday, February 9, 2023 by Paolo Pasco. The New Yorker Crosswords are very hard sometimes, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
Below you will find all the answers for the The New Yorker Crossword Clues Thursday, February 9, 2023 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number |
Clues |
Answers |
| 1 |
“O.K., O.K., turn off the alarm!” |
IMUP |
| 5 |
Puts one’s hands together |
CLAPS |
| 10 |
“Of course I read your screenplay,” maybe |
FIB |
| 13 |
Dot’s counterpart, in Morse code |
DASH |
| 14 |
“The dating app designed to be deleted,” according to its slogan |
HINGE |
| 15 |
Zombo.com, for one |
SITE |
| 16 |
Cookies-and-cream option at an ice-cream shop |
OREOSUNDAE |
| 18 |
Opera singer’s solo |
ARIA |
| 19 |
Makes |
CREATES |
| 20 |
Most docile |
TAMEST |
| 22 |
“___ camino” (greeting that means “good path”) |
BUEN |
| 23 |
“Fine, fine, I give up” |
YOUWIN |
| 24 |
Brought onto staff |
HIRED |
| 27 |
Corp. money manager |
CFO |
| 29 |
They may be bumped as a greeting |
FISTS |
| 31 |
Actress de Armas of “Blonde” and “The Gray Man” |
ANA |
| 32 |
Apple data-storage service |
ICLOUD |
| 35 |
Word on a school-zone traffic sign |
SLOW |
| 36 |
2022 Park Chan-wook film about a detective and the widow of a murder victim |
DECISIONTOLEAVE |
| 39 |
Like two, twenty-two, and two hundred and twenty-two |
EVEN |
| 40 |
Condition for one carrying an inhaler |
ASTHMA |
| 41 |
“The Simpsons” character whose full first name ends with -ward |
NED |
| 42 |
Twisted person |
SICKO |
| 44 |
Eleven’s mental ability in “Stranger Things,” for short |
ESP |
| 45 |
Father, in Spanish |
PADRE |
| 47 |
Natural gift |
TALENT |
| 49 |
Italian sparkling-wine area |
ASTI |
| 51 |
Texas city on the Rio Grande |
LAREDO |
| 52 |
Competitive Fortnite or League of Legends, say |
ESPORTS |
| 55 |
Starts to peter out |
EBBS |
| 56 |
People who don’t leave much on the table? |
BADTIPPERS |
| 59 |
Some brewery outputs |
ALES |
| 60 |
T. S. who wrote “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats” |
ELIOT |
| 61 |
Feed-bag tidbits |
OATS |
| 62 |
Added fuel to, as a fire |
FED |
| 63 |
Liquid measure, in Britain |
LITRE |
| 64 |
Do a caricaturist’s job |
DRAW |
Down
| Number |
Clues |
Answers |
| 1 |
Words near the end of a wedding ceremony |
IDO |
| 24 |
Greek god of the underworld |
HADES |
| 51 |
Red shape on the Canadian flag |
LEAF |
| 2 |
Painter Chagall |
MARC |
| 25 |
Doomed to happen |
INEVITABLE |
| 3 |
Redditor, e.g. |
USER |
| 26 |
Piece of kids’ furniture shaped like a vehicle |
RACECARBED |
| 4 |
“Friends” character who sings “Smelly Cat” |
PHOEBE |
| 37 |
Like printers that don’t use toner |
INKLESS |
| 17 |
Neighbors of Kuwaitis |
SAUDIS |
| 43 |
British reference work that added “sharenting” and “sharesies” in 2022: Abbr. |
OED |
| 5 |
Water-park flume, for example |
CHUTE |
| 33 |
“Party in the ___” (Weird Al song with the lyric “Tappin’ the phones like yeah”) |
CIA |
| 48 |
___ Peace Prize |
NOBEL |
| 6 |
Storage spot for sheets |
LINENCLOSET |
| 57 |
Boxer who said, “I murdered a rock, injured a stone, hospitalized a brick” |
ALI |
| 7 |
“No ifs, ___, or buts!” |
ANDS |
| 28 |
Comic Sans and Papyrus, etc. |
FONTS |
| 52 |
Photoshop, as a picture |
EDIT |
| 8 |
___ Tour 2K23 (game with a Tiger Woods Edition) |
PGA |
| 23 |
Figure clumsily relating pop culture to Bible lessons, in memes |
YOUTHPASTOR |
| 9 |
Take care of, as a task |
SEETO |
| 34 |
___ Pérignon |
DOM |
| 50 |
Petty malice |
SPITE |
| 21 |
“___ Wiedersehen” |
AUF |
| 38 |
Device for someone getting work done on a flight |
LAPTOP |
| 15 |
Gamgee who carried Frodo up Mount Doom |
SAMWISE |
| 46 |
Wireless earpiece that might be used with an iPhone |
AIRPOD |
| 10 |
2022 Joel Kim Booster movie named for a gay vacation spot in New York |
FIREISLAND |
| 53 |
What the apostrophe in :'( represents |
TEAR |
| 11 |
“Hold on, there’s more!” |
ITISNTOVER |
| 54 |
Title for some Spanish women: Abbr. |
SRTA |
| 12 |
Backing track for a rapper |
BEAT |
| 30 |
Stockholm resident |
SWEDE |
| 58 |
Opposite of NNE |
SSW |